Water Quality Index (WQI) classification of rivers in agriculture and aquaculture catchments

Water Quality Index (WQI) classification of rivers in agriculture and aquaculture catchments

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Water quality is always affected by a wide range of human and natural factors which is commonly a result of mismanagement of land, dumping of rubbish and unintentional introduction of chemical material into the river. The rivers in Kuala Selangor and Sabak Bernam districts which lie in active agricu...

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Main Authors: Anudai@Anuar S. (Author), Baharudin, F. (Author), Bawadi N.F (Author), Dahalan F.A (Author), Ghani A.A (Author), Ibrahim N. (Author), Ibrahim N.M (Author), Imran, S.N.M (Author), Izhar T.N.T (Author), Kassim, J. (Author), Saad F.N.M (Author), Wahab, M.A (Author), Yusof S.Y (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: IOP Publishing Ltd 2021
Subjects:
Agricultural activities
Agricultural robots
Agriculture
Ammoniacal nitrogen
Aquaculture
Biochemical oxygen demand
Biochemical oxygen demands (BOD)
Catchments
Chemical materials
Dissolved oxygen
Environmental guidelines
Hydrochemistry
River pollution
Rivers
Suspended solids
Water quality
Water quality indexes
Water quality parameters
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